refactor: Use explicit module names instead of module for logging (round 2)

[mondoreale]

This pull request primarily standardizes how loggers are initialized across the codebase by using explicit string names instead of the module object. This change improves clarity and consistency in log output, making it easier to identify log sources. Additionally, a related test has been updated to match the new logger initialization approach.

Changes

Logger initialization standardization:

• Changed logger initialization in WebrtcConnector.ts to use the explicit string 'WebrtcConnector' instead of passing the module object.
• Changed logger initialization in browser-smoke-test/server.js to use the explicit string 'browser-smoke-test/server' instead of passing the module object.

Test updates:

• Updated the Logger test in Logger.test.ts to expect logger names created from strings instead of the module object.

Future steps

• We may want to stick to string-based scopes/modules to be explicit. This way we could also simplify Logger#createName.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR completes the migration from using the deprecated module object to explicit string-based identifiers for logger initialization. This improves log readability and standardizes logging practices across the codebase.

• Updated logger initialization in WebrtcConnector.ts to use the class name
• Updated logger initialization in the browser smoke test server to use a path-based identifier

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
packages/dht/src/connection/webrtc/WebrtcConnector.ts	Changed logger initialization from module to explicit string 'WebrtcConnector', consistent with other connector classes
packages/sdk/test/browser-smoke-test/server.js	Changed logger initialization from module to explicit string 'browser-smoke-test/server', using a path-based naming convention

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